When it turned to be Stalling, Difficulty starting the engine, Reduced fuel mileage, Strange or new noises, Leaning steering, Reduced braking capacity

Inspect your tire pressure, Align and balance your tires, Carry a roadside survival kit, Learn how to fix a flat tire, Check all your car’s fluids, Make sure all the lights and signals work

• DO Immediately turn off the air conditioner. This will help reduce stress on the engine and cooling system.
• DO turn up the heat. Huh? Crank the heat? Yes! This will help divert heat away from the engine. 
• DO find a safe place to pull over and shut off the engine.
• DO allow the engine to cool for at least 15 minutes. Keep an eye on the gauge (if equipped), waiting until it moves back to the normal range.
• DO take out your phone. You need to get your car to a repair shop, so call a friend or a tow truck.
• DO add radiator fluid (if you have it). A quick top-off could help protect your engine from further damage.
• DO carefully restart the engine (if your car isn’t being towed). Drive to the nearest repair shop, all the while keeping an eye on the gauge/light. If it begins to creep up/illuminate again, pull over and let it cool.